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#OTD 1973 The Yom Kippur War began when a Arab states led by Egypt and Syria attacked Israel. By the end of the war this PUNCH cartoon saw who were the real beneficiaries of the conflict. 'Silver Lining' by Trog 1973 #wars #conflicts #oil #USA #SovietUnion #Russia #history
Aye, #Guntober Day 5 - LMG's!
One of the model from Catbytes in-universe: VP-72 (Vasilyevsky Pulemyota mod. 71) chambered in 7.62x54mmSR
Manufactured by Vostok Konzern from the Soviet Union in year 2072
"Work like us! Plan 107%. Production defects 0%" Soviet poster, 1968
Today's #Cringetober (according to this list) is niche interest. And my (sort of) niche interest is old Soviet cartoons like Nu, Pogodi. If I had time, I'd add Cheburadhka and Koshkin dom fanart too lol
Thanks to @zoomar and @Frauenfelder for reminding me about how much I love old Soviet pocket calendars.
These two are from Москва 1980 - The 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow (famously boycotted by the United States)
So...anyone wanna bet something bad is gonna happen to these Soviet Troopers in this panel of an project me and a pal of mine are doing for #webtoons
Soviet space art by Andrei Sokolov, recalling the orbital odyssey of Sputnik 1, launched on October 4, 1957.
"Arithmetic of the counter industrial financial plan: 2 + 2 plus enthusiasm of the workers = 5", soviet poster from 1931
"Be the member of the Hungarian - Soviet society!", hungarian poster from 1951
@KniazSkrime This is Dmitri, the post soviet soft boi. His father was turned into werewolf , and with Dmitris mom they escaped the USSR. In Canada she gave birth to this chill wolf
Перезалив для #sovietredraw
Если бы Гайдаевская троица (трус, балбес и бывалый) и атаманша были сониками :3
"To Lenin's Anniversary -- Our Victories in Space." Soviet space poster, 1969, illustrated by Valentin Viktorov.
Another very important party of my break was finding a vice. I hope I'm not late to the trend #AmongUs #amongusfanart #memes #sovietunionmemes #fanart #digitalart #artistsontwitter
Forgot to post this but I did a study of a Soviet screenprint poster earlier this month
The cover of Soviet magazine 'Tekhnika Molodezhi' (Youth Technics), April 1938.